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In Reply to: It could also be a ground-loop.... posted by SamM on November 18, 2002 at 15:38:16:
disconnect the coax-cable at the HTS800 also.... IF it's a ground loop, the problem will likely be there whether the cable box is on or off..... it's a voltage differential between the ground for the cable and your system....IF disconnecting the Coax cabel works then you have a few options:
1. find the place where the cable comes in to your house and ground ground it to the same source as your house is....
2. get a ground-loop breaker and install it prior to the HTS800...NOT AFTER!!
Sam
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